Evaluation of a Sensory Tracking System for Hand-held Detectors in Outdoor Conditions
This paper presents the experimental results obtained throughout the outdoor testing of a sensory tracking system specifically designed as part of a training tool for improving the utilisation of hand-held detectors. The proposed system is able to acquire information in two different scenarios: when...
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2013
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